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aswarm

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a·swarm  (-swôrm)
adj.
Filled or overrun, as with moving objects or beings; teeming: The playground was aswarm with children.


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Some visitors to panhandle towns express dismay when they see four massive ships stacked up in a harbor and the waterfront aswarm with tourists.
The corps is aswarm with talent in assorted sizes, as always--Riolama Lorenzo and Alexandra Ansanelli deserve special note--but, after being denied equal attention so often, the men deserve their mm.
A generation ago, Kachug was the starting point for Lena navigation, a rowdy Siberian outpost aswarm with river men.
 
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